What the Bible says about Little Book Prophecy
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Revelation 10:8-10 This little book is the Word of God. When we first hear the truth—when we first eat it—it is marvelous and exciting to us, and we try to devour even more of it. But as we begin to make it a part of our lives, begin to assimilate—digest—it, we find that putting it into practice is not always easy. Sometimes it is downright painful! Jesus says it is "the strait way, the difficult way, and few there be that find it" (Matthew 7:13-14). In addition, we find that the Word of God contains things within it that are very bitter indeed in terms of what it says in Revelation—terrifying, painful, oppressive, horrible things described in symbolic language. God is not at all pleased that such things must happen. And, of course, Scripture can bring upon us a great deal of sadness as well. It may taste good going in, but once in, we find it can be very bitter in application to our lives. John W. Ritenbaugh Revelation 10 and the Laodicean Church Related Topics: Assimilating Spiritual Food | God's Word as Spiritual Food | Ingesting Spiritual Food | Little Book | Little Book Prophecy | Scroll Prophecy | Spiritual Food | Straight and Narrow | Word of God

Revelation 10:8-10 The eating of the little book is critical to understanding the message'what it is, how it works, and what it produces. Actually, Revelation 10:8 through Revelation 11:2 should be one section because the eating of the little book and the measuring of the Temple are tied together. Richard T. Ritenbaugh The Two Witnesses (Part One) Related Topics: Assimilating Spiritual Food | Eating the Little Book | God's Word as Spiritual Food | Ingesting Spiritual Food | Little Book | Little Book Prophecy | Measuring the Temple | Spiritual Food

Revelation 10:8-10 Ezekiel 1:26 through Ezekiel 3:27 is the Old Testament version of the "Little Book Prophecy" of Revelation 10, though it is called the "Scroll Prophecy." There is little difference between a scroll and a book. Both of them are full of words. Both of them are made into a delectable food for the prophet to ingest, and both Ezekiel and John have the same reaction. Ezekiel's prophecy helps to fill out the details of what happens to John. Richard T. Ritenbaugh The Two Witnesses (Part One) Related Topics: Assimilating Spiritual Food | God's Word as Spiritual Food | Ingesting Spiritual Food | Little Book | Little Book Prophecy | Scroll Prophecy | Spiritual Food

 

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